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FLIP presentation
Sarah-Jane Forder Mentors: Andy Baxendale, Steve Gooch, John Bostock Thanks to: The Jailbrake team, Common Ground, all the mentors and participants who helped develop FLIP. Contact: info@flipcommunity.org
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FLIP presentation
- 1. Community-powered employment tool for young offenders
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- 3. “Unemployment is thesingle main factor in re-offending of young people.”
- 11. It is 8times harder to get a job if you have a criminal record. Source: Chartered Institute of personnel & development.
- 12. The Solution: Your mateshelp you get a job.
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- 14. Building blocks Need Solution
- 15. Building blocks Need Solution Confidence
- 16. Building blocks Need Solution Knowledge Confidence
- 17. Practical Confidence Knowledge application Need Building blocks Solution
- 18. Building blocks Need Solution application Getting out there - Post-interview Practical To sell re-engaging Learning mentor chat their skills opportunities Handling failure / rejection An online CV Interview practice Knowledge Interview skills NLP methods Checklists Body language Reality check / Insight from Taught confidence Social norms expectation-setting mentors Confidence Lack of belief / confidence Provide inspiration. Fear. - “I can’t get a job” Practical examples Role models. of skills. Perception of others. “They don’t have the skills we Recommendations from need” friends.
- 19. Building blocks Need Solution application Getting out there - Post-interview Practical To sell re-engaging Learning mentor chat their skills opportunities Handling failure / rejection An online CV Interview practice Knowledge Interview skills NLP methods Checklists Body language Reality check / Insight from Taught confidence Social norms expectation-setting mentors Confidence Lack of belief / confidence Provide inspiration. Fear. - “I can’t get a job” Practical examples Role models. of skills. Perception of others. “They don’t have the skills we Recommendations from need” friends.
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- 21. Insight into confidence... “I don’t know what I’m good at. But I know what my friend is good at!” - Cheyanne Bell
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- 24. FLIP starts lifeas a Facebook App...
- 25. ...which gives peopleconfidence.
- 26. “Jobs I willactually be good at.”
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- 31. The FLIP supportnetwork
- 32. The FLIP supportnetwork Accrediting organisations
- 33. The FLIP supportnetwork Accrediting organisations Industry mentors
- 34. The FLIP supportnetwork Accrediting organisations Industry mentors People’s mates
- 35. The FLIP supportnetwork Accrediting organisations Industry mentors People’s mates
- 36. The FLIP supportnetwork Accrediting organisations Industry mentors People’s mates
- 37. The FLIP supportnetwork Accrediting organisations Industry mentors People’s mates
- 38. The FLIP supportnetwork Accrediting organisations Industry mentors People’s mates User journey
- 40. “I want tofind potential employees”
- 41. “I want toimprove my employees’ leadership skills”
- 42. Mentors = Knowledge “Ihad to clean the changing rooms for a year before I got to coach.”
- 43. The future ofFLIP
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- 45. FLIP could be: •A government scheme
- 46. FLIP could be: •A government scheme • A social enterprise saving recruiters money
- 47. FLIP could be: •A government scheme • A social enterprise saving recruiters money • A community project for a local council
- 48. Please can wehave:
- 49. Please can wehave: • Accreditation for a trial
- 50. Please can wehave: • Accreditation for a trial • Links to some employers (ideally via youth employment agencies.)
- 51. Please can wehave: • Accreditation for a trial • Links to some employers (ideally via youth employment agencies.) • Some cash to build the site
- 52. Please can wehave: • Accreditation for a trial • Links to some employers (ideally via youth employment agencies.) • Some cash to build the site • Someone who can write questions that identify people’s skills!
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- 54. FLIP is aproject by Common Ground social design agency (Vincenzo Di Maria, Bruno Taylor) developed at Jailbrake, Social Innovation Camp, 2010. Project lead & creative direction: Itamar Ferrer User journey: Rob Mosley Facebook app: Dave Fletcher (management) Rich Sage, Andy Kilner, Nathan Reed, Kevin Carmody, (developers) Interface wireframes: Matteo Menapace Website design: Zoltan Ray